Science Of Life

Everything I'm Suppose To Get (Bonus) [feat. CRIMEAPPLE, T.F & Roc Marciano]

Airholez (Instrumental)

Tale Of 2 Legends

EASTSIDE FEV

ALONE IN THE STREETS

Warlord of the Weejuns

Crossroad(s)

sorry mom, i know my grades suck but this is gonna work...

Flava

Robbin Part Dos

Rain must fall away (feat. Shak Mancel james)

Headie One “Of Course” fl!p

American Saint

Brian Brown, Nashville’s self-proclaimed “Stoop Kid”, drops his debut album Journey today. What started as an idea for a day in the life slowly transformed into a project that reflected his life in the years following his first mixtape 7:22, which was released in 2014. 
“I’m a believer that if I haven’t been through anything, if I haven’t lived through anything, then what is there to talk about?” said Brian Brown. “Journey is all of the moments that I’ve been going through - the trials and tribulations, the hurt, loss and heartache.” 

Brian’s southern drawl serenades a range of emotions over soulful melodies on each track. “Flava”, for example, is a true story about strutting down Nashville’s Broadway and feeling good after a fresh haircut, until he noticed a homeless man being passed by everyone walking. “That song is the album in a nutshell, the growing pains and the vices,” said Brown. 

On the other hand, “Stay” was simply inspired by the need for a fly love song and features Johnson City’s Lul Lion, who is a good friend of Brown, who is featured in her debut album. In fact, many who contributed to this album are friends of his, including Reaux Marquez, OGTHAGAWD and D. Sanders

Robbin Part Dos

WIL$ON